pricing

The app is free. Cloud is the optional half.

Clawdline on your Mac — reading your sessions, dispatching between them, handing work on, running it on a clock — is the whole product, and it is free forever with no account. What is priced below is reach: another Mac, a phone, a runner with no browser.

Free

opens first

$0

no account needed for the app itself

Pro

opens first

$10/month

the tier most people want

Max

later

$30/month

ships with fleet

Team

later

$60/seat, month

last to ship

Nothing on this page can be bought yet. There is no checkout here, no download link and no terms to read — when there is, this paragraph is where it will say so. Free and Pro are the two tiers that open first; Max opens when fleet ships, and Team after that. The table below is what each one will contain. Payment, when it opens, is Stripe on the web.

What you get Free $0Pro $10/monthMax $30/monthTeam $60/seat, month
Macs 1 5 soft unlimited shared team pool
Concurrent cloud sessions concurrent, not cumulative — over the limit degrades softly (listed, not openable) and never touches local work 3 unlimited unlimited unlimited
Live view, control, Web Push Web Push is existing open-source behaviour, sent from your Mac included included included included
iOS native push, rules engine not built yet — ships with the native apps included included included
End-to-end encrypted history vault not built yet — ships with the vault itself encrypted on your device before upload; search runs on your device too 30 days 90 days + export 180 days
Fleet: cross-machine dispatch, scheduled agents, account API included included
Team: shared visibility, handoff, SSO, audit log, central billing included

Three things worth saying plainly

  • Concurrent means concurrent. The session limit counts what is connected at once, not what you ran this month, and going over it degrades softly: extra sessions stay listed but cannot be opened from the cloud. Work on the Mac itself is never affected by anything on this page.
  • Seeing your sessions from your phone is not the paid part. Live view, control and Web Push are in the free tier because they are existing open-source behaviour sent from your own Mac. What Max charges for is fleet — dispatching across machines you own, scheduled agents, and the account API a CI runner calls.
  • Nothing here is a cloud runner. No tier gives you compute; every tier routes to Macs you already own and already signed in to. Several Macs share one account's quota with your assistant vendor — parallelism and different environments, not multiplied allowance.

Metering, honestly

Dispatch counts are a fair-use meter, not a billing rail. The class field on an envelope is declared by an open-source client, so a semantic count is guidance for which tier fits you — not something we would ever quietly turn into a bill. The limits we can actually enforce are the structural ones the relay can observe for itself: machines, concurrent connections, bytes, connect minutes.

A free account never loses remote control at command fifty-one. Counted and reported is not the same thing as blocked, and we keep those two words apart.